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Practice signing the word lion. You can color a picture and trace and write the word too!

Practice the ASL sign for monkey with this worksheet, which doubles as a coloring page with handwriting practice!

Practice both ASL and handwriting with this worksheet. Students will color a picture of an ostrich, sign the word, and trace and write it on a primary line.

Teach your students how to sign owl in ASL with this printout. They will color a picture, practice the sign, and trace and write the word.

Show your students how to sign the word panda with this worksheet. They can also color a picture of a panda and trace and write the word to practice handwriting skills.

Practice signing rabbit with this worksheet. Color the picture and write the word too.

Teach the ASL sign for raccoon with this printable worksheet. Students can also color a picture and practice tracing and writing the word.

Color the rhino, practice signing the word rhino, and then trace and write the word on the line.

Use this worksheet as a fun way to learn and review sign language. Students can color, practice signing, and trace and write.

Color a picture of a snake. Then practice the ASL sign. There is also space to trace and write the word on a primary line.

Teach your students how to sign the word squirrel with this worksheet. They can also color a picture and trace and write the word.

Learn the sign for the word zebra in American Sign Language with this worksheet. Color the picture, practice the sign, and trace and write the word.

Should the school week only be 4 days? Students will pick a side and write a formal argument to persuade the principal of their opinions.

This writing prompt is for a formal argument to have an adult buy something expensive that you don't have the money for. Students will introduce a claim that they need the item but also acknowledge that the person they are trying to convince may say no.

Choose a topic you are an expert on and write an informative text with organized ideas, facts, definitions, details, and headings or diagrams when needed.

This narrative writing prompt encourages students to think about what they would do if they went viral on social media.

This explanatory-text writing prompt encourages students to think about how they use technology every day and write about it in a formal way.

Write a narrative about winning $1 billion using descriptive details, sensory language, and dialogue.

With this writing prompt, students will write a narrative about what they imagine a typical day in the 1900s to be like. Don't hold it against them if they choose to write about a time period you can remember!

With this writing prompt, students will write an explanatory text about a future job they might wish to have someday.

Learn the ASL sign for tiger, color a picture of the animal, and practice writing the word with this sign language worksheet.

Write a narrative about finding an alien who only has 24 hours to spend on Earth. Write about showing them around the planet using engaging and descriptive details, as well as dialogue and transition words.

Students will pick a side on whether or not they would want an AI robot for a teacher. Then they will write a formal argument to persuade their school's board of education. They are prompted to support their claim with evidence and precise information, but acknowledge that the school board may disagree.

With this writing prompt, students will imagine they have been transported inside the video game they've been playing. They'll write a narrative using descriptive details and sensory language, as well as dialogue.

This writing prompt encourages students to think about the concept of villains and write an argument about a specific villain not being evil, but misunderstood.

Review -ut words often with this printable word wall file. Just print out the pages, cut out the cards, and display them for your class to see and read.

Display words such as sun, run, fun, and stun on your word wall with this printable phonics file.

Display words from the -ug family with this word wall printout. Bug, hug, jug, mug, and plug are just some of the words included.

Cub, rub, tub, and shrub are just a few of the words found on our printable -ub family word wall.

Use this file to display various -ot words on your word wall. Words include: hot, pot, dot, slot, shot, knot, and more!

Pop, top, mop, cop, hop, stop, shop, chop, and drop are the words included on this printable word wall file. Two blank cards leave room for you to add words of your own too.

Use the word cards in this file to make a word wall full of words from the -og word family. Some words include: dog, log, jog, and frog.

Display the following words with this phonics word wall: hit, bit, fit, sit, lit, pit, split, kit, quit.

This word wall features the words lip, zip, sip, rip, ship, chip, clip, trip, snip, and slip. Print the cards out and display them for students to practice this word family.

Study words ending in -in with this printable word wall. Words include common CVC words, such as pin and win, as well as a few CCVC words like twin and spin.

Review common words ending in -ig, including CVC words such as pig, wig, and big.

Review -et words such as jet, net, wet, met, and more with this printable word wall.

This phonics word wall features the words men, pen, ten, hen, when, and den. Print it out to help your students review and practice words in the -en word family.

A few of the words on this printable word wall are red, bed, shed, and sled. Display the words in your classroom to help students practice -ed words.

Review words like cat, bat, rat, and flat with our -at word family word wall.

Review common words in the -ap word family such as cap, map, wrap, clap, gap, and more with this printable word wall.

Review common CVC words in the -an word family with this printable word wall. Words include: man, can, fan, pan, van, ran, and tan.

Ham, jam, swam, and yam are just a few of the -am words you'll find in this word wall file. Simply print it out, cut out the word cards, and hang them on your wall for a fun way to review this word family.

Print out this file, cut out the word cards, and display on your classroom word wall to help students practice -ag words such as bag, wag, flag, and more.

Dad, sad, mad, and glad are just a few of the words you'll find on this printable phonics word wall. Three blank cards make it easy to add your own words as well.

This word wall set features a variety of CVC words, such as cab, lab, and tab, as well as a few CCVC words, including grab and crab. Print off the full list and display it in your classroom to help students practice this word family.

Print out this file on card stock to make a fun study aid. Simply cut along the dotted lines, attach the front to the back with a paper fastener, and spin the wheel to view and read each of the CVC words.

Sort these word cards based on whether or not they are CVC words. Four blank cards are included if you wish to add a few of your own words.

Have each student create a fun pennant with a CVC word. Then string the pennants all up around your classroom for a fun decoration.

Think of and write down as many CVVC words as you can on this printable page. Feel free to write more on the back, or use our brainstorming web to write more.